We kind of do, we handle SIGTERM and shutdown cleanly when received. In the usual case, the 10 seconds or whatever that shutdown gives, should be enough time to save everything and finish closing.

Probably not, the callback calls main_quit() which asks about unsaved files, so unless its a fast user or everything is saved, even longer is probably not enough.

IIUC the systemd timeout only applies to services it starts, interactive GUI processes get theirs from the session manager, which IIUC is only required to give time to apps that registered for a "save yourself" call, which Geany is not.

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